- good hole designs
- long and able to open up on some holes
- nice fairways and kept nice
- tee pads with hole maps

- in a terrible area
- easy to miss holes 3 and 4
- walk to #1 and from #18

I personally love this course. It is longer than most courses around Columbus, but not too long. If you want to get out and open up on a driver than this is the course for you. Good hole designs with just the right amount of trees and rough to make it challenging but not too hard. Two sets of tees, and the course is always in good shape, at least when I've played. The one complaint I have is the area around the course but not much can be done about this. the course is on an old golf course, and the city could add 18 more holes easily, and hopefully one day they do so, since the land is great for it.

18 holes on a former golf course so the didnt have to try and cram anything into a small area.

Varied shot lengths to test all skill levels.

Short and long tees offer a variety of ways to play the course.

Concrete tee pads.

Course maintenance. At this point the grass is close to the point of being ridiculous but they claim they are working on a fix for it.

There needs to be next hole markers for new players to navigate the course. My first time there I did a lot of extra walking trying to figure out where to go.

Hole maps could use some serious help. They are embedded in the tee box, which looks cool, but it also means they are usually covered in mud so you have to scrape them to see the map, yardage, and par.

If you have a couple hours to burn this is a great course. A lot of finesse is needed around some baskets but in no way is this course just another 18 hole repeat of the same shots. Its a great 18 hole compliment to the 9 hole Whitehall Community Park nearby.

Great use of the available land. On several holes all you need to do is to hit your line and everything will be fine. A scenic course. It looks like there is enough land available for another nine holes. Most holes from the short tee pads are over 300 feet. I thought there was a good variety of different types of shots. Forehand friendly. It looks like they might be putting the tee signs in the tee pads. That will be neat.

There wasn't much I didn't like. It was a little difficult to find. Hint; When you are on Livingston, look for Walnut Hills BLVD and turn there, it will take you to the entrance of the Park. Not a lot of parking available. First hole is a small walk from the parking lot.

On a closed ball golf course. You can see where the water hazards have been filled in, probably as a liability issue. Different than all the other courses around Columbus, great addition to the Flyers.